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Telegram-herald., 1887-06-05

BALTIMORE. June s-Wiiiiam +. Hard
Richard X. Fox, formally presented the
Rolice Ga-ef,e diamond belt representing
the championship Of America, to Jake
Kilraiu al Monumental Theatre tonight.
saying that a. kilrain's f)rieit had not been
covered. II wss decided that kllrain was
entitled TO IL. kilrain in accepting u said
he would 90 bis hest TO hold It against all
c1fucrs
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-05

There vks . good audience al Powers
Grand Opera House Last evening 10 listen to
toe lecture on Man, His Origin. Mature
and Dsztiny." By Mr. Charles Watts. Nr.
Wsfss i one q The most finished orators
who has ever occupied The platform is this
city Tbs morning Al i0.s0 De viii SPEAK
again 81 the same place on Philosophy snd
Theoiogy. and again this evening on Re
Iisfsn or xorss*f. Which, Tonorrou he
viii deliver a address IN the Daivsrssiist
Church 0n Woman, Her Position and IN
ffssexaop =
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-05

CTScrNSkrI, June AIRS; race-seven-
eixhts mile, Jennie MeFsrlsnd,l. Eva n. ?
Eiiza Carter. 3. time. i.3is
Second race-fhrse-foarths mile. Spin
netfe. 1, Cassis. 2 Glenn Fisher, ). time.
i.fs3.
Thiri race-five-eighths mile The Grow.
1. Helen Brooks. = Hattie b. 8. time, l.o5 :.
Fourth rsce-one mile. Redsfone. l. Dad,
= Monocrsi. 3, tine. li6.
Firm rsrs-tinciuuasi Hotel Staxss-one
and one fourth mile. Wsnderoo. 1, Not
niger. 2. Clarion. 3. time 1f3s.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-05

TsoxpoS. June A rnorseef gron>ssisn
IN koaer Of ofGss6ssse was he'd a srsnse..
Tese. sossg. eE&1stoas ~ffH rFoza sssns
Liberals q Tsi-s. oocs essss sgetsl s.ssd.
frona wash be revi~~ed tst g>~zse Ore
handred iheasand We-shn<n rszs + fhs
PROCESSION bezFfBx bsrE.xe sr3 ccsespen-
led ty nnn~rous birds Ihsy ysTete5
pzxf she stsnd A co1<snssmt tsont Ponty-
Prfsd headed the Hne. (zrnons were frsd
and the srezftsf en.hzsissaa Yrsvsslea. Tie
1sz vss es<A and bxiSat
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-05
hamlet WITHOUT HAMLET.
Demonstrated for o'Brssn which Brisn
Did Not Attend.

NEW YoRK. June Alt Il estimated that
fully = 900 people participated in tonight's
labor demonstration In honor Of OBrisn.
At the last moment il was announced that
o. Brisn had changed his mind aud would
not take part in The demonstration The
chief reason given by the best informed Is
that owing 20 the fact thar Ar.
Msckin. who vas TO preside had re-
Gently presid-s a. lecture given
by Tynsn. known es 20. l." O Brien feared
il would compronsise him with Psrnell IL
be attended. Another reason given - that
resolu.io1s 20 De adopted contained eiiu-
si0us 20 Mcslvnn and the Vatican. and IS
the cou4ult,es of arrangements refQsed 70
ossit them BE preferred not 10 be mixed up
in the McGiyna s1uab5ie.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-05

sr. Psut June Articles OF agreement
were ssg1ri today for a -roiud glove
contest besv veen Pat Kulen and Patsy Car
diH forf seyenty-five and twenty-five per
cent OF the gate receipts. 10 take place All
gust 5. within fsfy miles OF ST. Paul. Bet
ting il in favor of Kilien. Friends OF Kill
len have succeei in raising g. 0D1 for hgnt
with Kiirsin, and challenge will be sent
Richard X Foxs pr0tege forthwith.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-05

"CbippyT Harris. who hes becofne an
eyesera TO The officials around Police
Coust. was valtzed bef5rs Judge Holmes
yesserdaT. 10 answef - caaffe u boBg
drunk AMI dlsoraerly. lie pss senftucsd
10 thirty days ia iai ard declared he world
sppesl lie sAid hs ba1 been working f0g
The Nicbirsn Iron w0fls and fbeft vss
some money corning 80 him There Tie
clerk teephOned o tbs con8FanS Office sBa
there was 20 fnvbef due bini. ~ be wss
taken over 20 tie County bestsie.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-05
A. jerome PARK.

NEW YoaK. Junt t.-rhis was the fourth
day OF the Jerome Park Spring meeting.
Attendance was large and racing close and
exciting.
First race-Half mile; Ocean Queen, l;
King Crab. p Petulance, 3; time, oi
seconds.
Second race-One and one-eighth mile;
Richmond, /: Rowland, ?, Wanderwant, 5,
time i.59
Third race-Tsslies stske-msle aad a
quarter: Ferenzi, I; Fiage0lette. ,. Almy, 3;
time. al.
Fourth race-west Chester Handicap
mile and three eigatns; Phil Lee, l. Eurns,
=. War Eagle, :. time. 1T.
Fifth race Mile AMI sixteenth; Settis,
1. Suitor, ?. Belmont. ), time. i.J6.
sixth rsce-Handicap steeple chase
full course. Jim MCGOWAN. 1: shamrock, ?,
Har'~vcugb. 8; time not given.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-05

EtllEF'fE y - NE-FstkA t-tt-.-
GRAND LEDGE. June THE examination
OF the Cballenders, che alleged murderers of
John Clay, was resumed yesterday at
Pattersoa's Hall, Charlotte, by Justice
Irish of this place. The testimony of Drs.
Patterson and Allen of Charlotte. who per-
formed the autopsy, and several other wit
nesses was taken. aud the case continued 10
June 18th. At the same place, on request of
counsel for defendants.
The races bere yesterday and today have
brought in quite large number oil foreign
horses
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-05

Dss MotNrs, IA. Juse f-Fountsin
George. murderer Of Dr. Eprs twelve ycars
$40. died ia The penisentisry yesterday. He
was sentenced ~ ury % &c hung. bat sp-
realed - ths cuprenle Court. which
sfsrnei The vssiiet 81 the Jury. The day
fxed for the execution having passed. Is
devalei upon Governor Sherman 10 dz .
CAV. which be refused % 10.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-05

Two fsmil.ss nssied Wool and Myers ~
si5e ia The same house ~ "A sezibnsT-st-.
and last evening White Mrs Wood and Mrs.
Myers we're qusrrsling. Mr.. Mysrs inter-
ferei aad Mr. Wood ssraok him IN TIE ssee.
This skopped To- woznsn's qasrr~i uid the
men snFszei ~ bst5s Thieh issfs&
IL Myers fknaaped hina b81lV sos arrests
wiIl protabsr follow. tt8st
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-05

Wv Ycsx. Jane k-Ths frn ~ G. Z
wehsssr z Co. % which Marx Twsin'' =
. rnsrnhsr. which va sued far 81 esa N
Ns-s~s. Little e Dencrest. for trezkinz a
contract for rrirtng ne Personal Memoirs
al Cen. Crsns have bee= siiU6red guilty
snd damage. sor she fzi amoops have esen
.--szsd ne pisiptlLL
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-05

Krs. HAMILTON, wife 81 the photographers
81 - Cansl-st. is jasily indignant - q
eoupse Of young rBen named Cufniugs sbo
seofn otef - CsBsi-st.. which i on the
corner ~ Irie-r. 5pst ofypo@ie Hrs.
Hauiifons f,eDs. The segnT nsen
sfuuss themselves By tiFaviBg r0ften
fruit ETC scfaes iato their neiei sDfs rooni
sfd hrs Hsuilton vosld IKE - have Tire
rffsndert punished, eitisongh she don Z
Lire fa nlAle Z caEnp.a-rt
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-05

As viE bs segn y ts,s res eeasfs sse0rls
IN soosfses coinan. a = fsntiis5 vssssF.
dsr Transferred treiltz-ofse lets or fnrt-
is-,-T'e s8tsivie5sn r. Wsa Alden Smith.
~ cansiaerslifo-s Eselne te9S3. Tie Ioss
are leessed nesf ne rsiFgs4t fHst so1tn -
Hai-sf ard vsre par1hases far he 80 ~
fks firsnE Rafsds sn8 l2Dsifss Division -
shs D.. l.. Ak fssilrssd ~ smith De5nE
s.l<.rl.sr Ellr liz nl.rl1AHT.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-05

Wssslseros. June A--The Governor sf
Fiersa. has caisei spsn the Government
- sssia a the suppression Of yellow ssvsr
A. Kev West The Marine Hosrifsl service
has taksn sesrs - co-osersts IN All precaa-
tons tpken hy tie iccsi suthoritzes snd
viii Il necessary, institute efdi,ional quar-
snkns snA okh~r .
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-05

Ioxrax. June 4-The Thistle had her
topmssr carried swsv in the Thames Yacht
Club rsce tosisy. and was beaten by the
Genssfa ard frex. The course vas from
he Mere % Dover. The Genesta wss the
first across tie finishing line the irex sec
ond sud the Thistle third. half a mile Be
hind
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-05

TIE Lyoenm Theztsf C>smf@ay ofsn .
toe wesks engsgsnsnt ct Rs7moD6s
fspers HoHss toro0rsog evening appearing
Eate Dssrsfsa tne 80 Orphans Ifif
csnxmne > b5khtf sg,oksn of srd 50 they
sbsrre fhsif blH nightly and play ~ g0f,-
uisx fsIces. fheT wsH u1itlo8bis6ig - -
ror1ed gensreBs retT0usgs - ths hsfae of
shew rgirz9 f,effnlt
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-05

Arersrs. June 4.-Blaine left this city
for New York at 3 O'Clock this afternoon.
He will sail from New York FOR Europe on
June :. He was in the best Of health. and
was met At the cepO; bg large psrty ot
friends ard nrighbors, who ba6e him good
hve and fsoti-epeed
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-05

Tho frsf <xsu-stet q SO s<ssgn - thst
fszness rsssrt ei<~s b~esA al lssse tas
fniss r,epo: 90 ne q so y nf e'tlosk
<sis sno-nisr E.s <-s pxne D fr AIS
rof.fsa t-fr. To steafn<r "eesen ~ ft<
Tskes wiH fakt SO sxr1es a1,ists tiyre
frarn fIoslan< ard ttt f4Fff NiH fesSe fits
r~<4<f ~ 5 . cleck. sffivfnf h1nse q =
tfls4 e~euiuf
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-05

IorisvG1K. ky- jane s-Gen- Jas E.
spee3 who vas Attorney General under
President Lincoln. j. dangerously III - his
home ia this county. Toe family ard ply
sicians state that he car live bit fe~ DAYS
longer lie Is sinost - years q sge and i
gr.auaiIy sinking from mere exhsusti0n.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-05
Fire at Nuuica.

tte,1sgss - ,ss tsNt.sNsNts,ls.
NrsIcA, June 4.-Fire destroyed the
house and contents OF Mrs. Dr. T.. ID. Ford,
at 40 yesterday morning. Cause Of fire
unknown, as the party had been away
for the last two or three days.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-05

Dstsssz a<sla B-aig Deas ~ ns tas
cele4sss@

80 enHsf IL fs4 Ht..ettt-- go p
DErseits. Jpas &-Dsss1if - IA uloars-
Is. Fally 15sF th.Als4ad re5pis = .flsss "a
s1s nlaCh 'lsfaied Cb.easos roEoes 60 car
rsrFeif siszsers and kEseek thesa oet lse
trS -lrsgafs. Aai la . sor1 ta4s BAT
fslntiy expresses me lsellsgs of f1s iaaabi.
hafs q tass e15g t9r,zA- fsepse uho
sea- ost e. TIE gaze his si.eraoen. BAD
tAsiF u0aihs a. axsi f3r afirt8Fy, 4nsici-
FslIak thai ths yosn9 msn BALDWIN. late 0f
the Northwestern League. xhon Anson .
trying - make pi.easr Of wonid b.
knockel out Of the box. eas - TIE safpFiss
q every ons pc yiicaei a fsuasFkzhis Ealas
and held TIE slaxgsrs dosn 80 ase bits
Fincky wsidalan. foF Dstruit pilehe,is nns
game. h1t Ezs tlucasd ap iut wasn usees-
say 20 bring IN runs ths <anaS would
have been tied but fsr tas ehumgie Of
case ranBing ia tke ioufth innlak 0ita
ans nian oat With Rowe ~ second and
Thompson az th.fd. Wh4e knoeksd a
sfo1nief - Ansoa- IlonspseB hssitaiei 4
about coming hone long enough ief Al
,0a 10 touch White. k1we staFted trosn
seeoad 20 third, s1pposing. - course. tlsl
taoms0n wouid go home. Il eas a easy
matter - teez rstlre elihsr Rowe % 'f1ouP
son aud The latter y Al caught AZ the plat.
Eslaoit ...-.- .....---,-.1 % 9 -
Chie8so ........ o o o . -
Sass al1s -llein5ls. . t1ieaE3
flaors usinIiE !. ChtaykA
Batteries s-W eI.ilaaa aud bEiody Baldwin aud
Day
Iiaplfe--sllsest
A. WasbinsfOn. WaslHs ssou 4. NeT Nors, L
Al Failaleipnls. Fhladelehit. 4 bostsn.
nil 4f.Its. fsftff4e.tfss1- A fltf4t,4lx 4
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-05

Esf~fNoEz. Seue Wv sse~nrf eTm
5nxtoa s11 Tbezbss A egrn nglon Frs1'rie-
ters q she Fsszgees ehenIes Wsrks. 60
esrr.e1 to<is7 - saisn Gli Ser sfss teD<fIt q
sfes- efssi1,~s. 7ns bens II ne sFpssee y
49, ss
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-05
The War Up)n Them
Has Commenced
AFresting Elsven Male and
Eemale Sinners,
Prostitutes. Gamblers ard Crooks
Eehlnc ths Ears-Ths Move "a
ftof spaSnsecicai bul Means
the Efae4catlcn OF vies
ard "a Resorts.

a fsr4isaa.7 r. Frsr~f So a1f fss.syal ~.
g.. = snIet tu sIisl esai, ia.fef sfs7ii all=it
"a snt s.4sss - f''te f+sr A~..siis
a. 0tifr Fai.lll.ft. inllt if.lt o'lers - soF
tf'az sautfe-t fssefse IS sssee' - - 81 "
- So psuos sfo 3. aas 5 knosa -
Tt,faff rsfse1ag - esfpe ~ tas Sta4oils
hae-e 81 io,m ssar be permitted 70
81. 4 ss, Prr.o1 shAl sssowinsg assoslale
Win peroni as4fas tfe fis iDH "a beaus
toisscs pic kfoc4eit H.ato.el. sa~is. ftsss'-
iifes. or lead flassa i1e me purpose o. ~lh me
ialenf la ssg.e eu.sfita farfi.ls 1f confederate,
fifsi. % eDiaaiit 49, eiisAse axliasi me "a" -
sna ~ sha. er aesrafl sny psrsou cos %
money ~ grotefiY ~ mes a. Wbiea, lfesec3teti.
eoilt a1De..s, io a cheat ef osiAi.. money yr
property bg fsae pfeiensv or
ihirl y ssa.ait anl a.t iulufops p ne
pnh.Ia f,orals. 81 s. .as eeaid - Fcrser,aon or
tlstnir ton l.t fnhitc ifsfitr of weph sooid tn
iefiefe fila tae dae adn aiira,iun. 'H Dc avs
o. f4e state. qf lie fh.etei. % ordinances % ths
eity.
The new saperiaisndrnt Of Police. Gen.
T. C. Smith. sbossd tie policy Which be in
tended following ~ lnausuraiing lsst
night tas hFst Of series Of pulls. which
be promises. shsll be % general that the
dives shall be eiiectuaiiy stamped oat aud
their proprietors and habimes driven from
tAe city. a. the rxLsGRAN-HKaALD has all
the time insisted
Early Ia the sssain~ officers In citizens
~lo,Ses w~r.. sletsit~d 10 r,ck I'D straxrlers
coming ant~e th. laH a. above Quoted. ana
untll he parties Interested received a tip
aud made themselves scarce. game was
bagged very easily.
The list of thoss srEssted "a ss follows
JAaEa MADDEN.
Ca.rf~s Reo.sx-
k-.~r f-Ixrs
I,w-s 49,
Cr.st~. H ptwrrx
Ioa~xx r.y
f3msocr e',r.pn.
TuoSss l.vx.a.
Mrxxfr srssaxs.
Nvrrrr far
p.rfrxr Raoww
wi,s ,hs sxe,,,sic, az HamAlin ths
o,sfSs xfff ns srrsss--sprs ~ r,sr--p~ fr, ,r-
e,r,s.r "a ,sish the orsffnarre asoVes Ssst fbe
ehsrxs sraioet HamoGa Il residing in a
b,oss ~ - f.,ns
The uemen sessions and Lee are profes.
-,o,,f s,..ef v.txer. and were vasl,ered IN
.t ~. I,vos-sf- sntrsnc. Of the Afcads and
hook~ei On the eharre of being tfsorterIv
oe~.ons
The woman Brown cane 10 head
onsrf.rs In senrcn OF her hnsbsnd-she
claims 20 81 msrried-and was locked IN
On a charge of being a c0ramon prostitute.
Nearly All the parties xsve bail and will
have . hearing ia Police Court Monday
rnornire their bondsmen beinr required
bv Cierk Toxer to Justify for double the
pres.ribed amount.
TSe ordinances xiven above il what IL
kno~n - the - Denver Vsr Oriinsnce'' and
was brought here by ex-Chief Perry on his
return roc, his Western trip sad A. the re.
on-st ~ the Polics and Fire Commissioners
vax passed bv the Couneil II nrak-s the
per.ops cor vicsscnneer It's provisions snbiect
a. hne or isnprisonmant in the Comfy ail.
Psnitsnfisrv or House Of Correction at hard
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-05

fssffertflater hsF frernficen, et<<fz8eo
- - Fnfs srl8z "a be sllow rifItF =
a. slser~ ~ hnff FaBeKetonrt rrffesfnf
ffsrfe .fys rnunaz = yas esnTfsf - Bier
fsks sa1 viE maze sevsrs he dinp<*
fnr t>nrsdsT.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-05

A. Washington. waslH ston 4. Nev fors, /
Al faila1eipbla. Fhllaaeiehlt hostsfl
A. iaais afs.ils. Indianapolis. 4. fltstioes. >
A. 7ek fofA. Aslr0f<tlil.as. .. - Left.. 1.
A. Brookiyu nlonklyn. "A. tleesi4af. :.
A. fhlialisip pai4. Atulsiic .. tiu-issafA, ).
AT Baltimore. nallinoFt, N. Lolisyile. y
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-05

wsrxRfswN. \. \. geas weA A
Wbsslsr I'D 81 IA Aoae "a Nslens ~
i8f9 tke mefninx. ils fsalaiasd -
eoassssse asas assisg tbs nixei sae I&ss
81 assy wifboat sea e fecoksifsea =
taoss sbaaf hlm. i8s ~eat oat - Fted-
psiiY sn3 4eastiy shsi 4 wes hsta -
rixEx ths s42et moHasat - - 1skht ~.
y hes.sr sbose vitality lad eesH - rsss-
inx siosly thrcaxh the psss ~ sstfs.
- aiEe8 his usilal figef sp 20 perhsIss 81
naantas sko from that dsts he failed
fsl4lly.
he VS. forinsed terribly ~ iasoenis
and nsnrseis snt MS aisa sietea vii
eaEsrfh u The bizd8sE Tie nssei q ths
81 II MafcA last he wss ssiEes With shiH.
followed ~ sinking spell and ttlfa -
fsses, sssd isr h0urs kis physiclsss tkoaghf
hm diving. HE n-ser fully rallied ffom
inst attack and min5 and Body wasted
away toessher. There has probably nseu
sefieDius % the brain. zna lot weeks ne Nas
irFstional. This bfxia afhicfion sas he
inmedlsts cause 81 death. Monday lssi be
sank into state of Inconsistencies ffonl
hich he vas never faiig aroused ieF
moment q tso since Wedneseay he had
nos sgossa nor given any sign of sccoEEi-
ion 81 fFleDds or what wss going on
arouBd hisA He bad 40 near relatives "a
Tie H1fiI - tutbt>trf tu Altif AtftNF 3tettt"
ness "a wteh BY bis death bed. A nom0er
ut his si4s relsslses and friends wefe
grouped srltnd his bedside when the sal
hour came.
William Almon Wheeler was born IN
Malone. Franklin county. \. D. May 20
1919. he entered public lile ia isso. when
lie Was a aember of the Lower House of
the New York Legislature. lie aftefwsrsis
served repeNissily in both Houses 81 inat
st,ody. IN is6s he was elected niembef OF
Congress from the Seventeenth New York
District Apt he was re-eleclei ia 1870. 1872
aud 1874. lie was brought into conspicuous
notice in 1875 a. the author Of wbss was
known as The "Whee'er Adjustment" b9
which the disturbed condition 81 affairs IN
Louisiana Was settled. and the Republican
State administration OF Governor kellogg
Wa sustained The credit which he gained
in this Transaction WAS such as - recon-
mend him 10 the Republican Nstional Con-
yeni.on ol 1876. By which be was noDiua-
tel for Vice Presideat on the ticket with
Rutherford Il. Hayes for President. lie Was
elected and served four wears IN the Vice
Presidency. Since March f. 1881. be has
lived in retirement at his home ia Malone.
The funeral will be held on Tuesday next
at the Congregational Church. Ex-Presi-
dent Hayes has telegraphed that himself
and son Will attend the funeral.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-05

ttI-Itltt y s<ts@I
KALAMAZOO. June 4.-rhe home club
were completely outpIayed today aud badly
out5atted by pitcher Waison's seemingly
indifferent manner OF delivering the bail.
NcDeffuoft the umpire, who Is a resident
Of GAINESVILLE. showed what he could do
towards siding the visitors At all critical
points aud he will undoubtedly De protest.
ed The score wac as follows:
Kalamazoo o.......--...O I o.
GAINESVILLE. .................2 1 o . y s-0
Base hits-kalsnaxoo. -. GAINESVILLE. -.
Frrofs-kslsn y Ia esy.tc. >.
Batteries Watson and Fuller Lemons and
yohusDn.
Cmpire-McDerm0tt.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-05

sts--e+ta - -. f--t-sAar stAssa
EvARr, June 4.-Fog the first tinse this
season Evarr crossed bats vita Biz Rapids
yestsEE..y. As. Big hnpiis had been max
Ing firm record NJ th,fffcs close game
was expected. bat the audience were disap-
pointed - the Evarts slagged The ball hard
in every inning. Al the end Of the seventh
the Big Rapids club left the beld. the score
standing z; 20 1. out al the call OF the au-
dienc~ resumed play. making ) mors scores.
The features OF the game were the terrific
slnsgirg OF the Evsr:s aud the phenominal
stOps ol Phalen. OF Eysrt. aud 0'Iiearn. OF
Biz Rapids The score by innings was as
follows.
Tvart......... ..........f 3 Il I'D
Big Rapids y % . -
baIieries-phaleu and Whslen; flass and
WisweN.
Umpirs-w G. Howard.
In the four games played by Evsrt this
season they have made "a scores TO 10
against them.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-05

The Governor reported lis approval ot
Senator Slefk : bill 10 yacste the eafyipg
gnound ih Paris township. ksnt eonnty. ~
Nill be fen5sasberei thai : similar biu
passed. early "a the session and sss sls-
proved bat tbe description oi the ssfrllofy
q bs vacated proved eighty nized. AID 30
The whole needed doing oTsI again
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-05

The COMMITTEES on StAie AhsiFs reported
fagorably 1 bih 30 pfohlbis the selling or
gising asay of ia ANY other eay furnishing
toiscc0 ia any term 20 nanofs under -
years of age Probably tao. finfds of tie
membership Of both Houses nse tooaCco IA
one form or both. aud the query h How
can such bill psss'
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-05

Deeds vere flea for record with Register
yesterday - follows
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-04-05

ANOTHER STRIKE.

|. Another big labor strike was inaug-
urated in Chicago on Monday, when
5000 carpenters quit work. They de-
mand IS cents an hour and that the
working day be eight hours. Eleven.
hundred carpenters in Cincinnati also
went out yesterday morning, their de-.
mands being for nine hours day and
eight hours on Saturday, and that
wages be $3.50 per day. If there are
some wise men among these strikers
they will take account OF. the money
which the men will lose. by this strike,
and every week or oftener will show the
figures to the foolish fellows. If the
strikers have any sense, if they can be
convinced by reason and facts, they
will soon return TO work and
| stick 10 their employment until
they have obtained something equally
| or more profitable. In one weeks
| strike these men viii lose more than
they can recover in year of steady
employment at the increased wages de-
mauded, which it is not at all likely
they will get. Even # they shall COM
pei compliance with their demands
it Will only be temporary, for employers
will yield only while they are in a
corner, and until they can ex-
tricate themselves, The moment they
can do SO they will assert themselves
against the dictation, and then the
men will be the p!eaders.
It is probable that the strike in
augurated by the carpenters will extend
to other trades. For some time it has
been understood that labor orgsniza
tons were preparing to inaugurate some
big strikes this spring, and this ole
seems to be the Bsinning. 1t
is appreciated that the strikers
viii not be successful, how
ever. There has been long period
OF Industrial stagnation. Last year was
year of strikes; thousands of work
ipgmen were without employment for
weeks and months. To-day the ma
jority of the working classes are in no
condition to suffer long slockouts; the
poverty among them is such that there
will be plenty of willing hands to take
the places of strikers.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-04-05

WHEN THE Democrats OF st. Louis
held their nominating convention the
other day, they made up ticket for
the House of Delegates with but one
native born American on the list. The
Globe Democrat and other Republican
journals severely reproached the DEM
ocrats for surrendering to the foreign
element" A. few days later the Re
publcans nominated their. ticket, and
strange as it may seem did not put on it
a single American.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-04-05

IN READING AND FILING THE PETI.
" ton OF ROsanHa Townsend, administrs-
trix of the. estate of James Townsend,
deceased, setting forth that she has
filed her final account of her administers
ton upon said estate in this Court; that
all the debts have been fully paid, and that q
portion Of said estate remains to be divided
among the heirs OF said deceased, and
praying among other things fer an order
allowing said final account and OF distribu-
ton OF the residue of said estate among the
persons entitled,
1t is ordered that all persons interested in
the estate of the said James Townsend
deceased, be and appear before the Probate
Court of the County of Salt Lake, at the Court
Room OF said Court, in the County Court
House, on Monday, the 18th day of April,
1887, at IL o'clock am, then and there to
show cause why an order allowing said final
account and OF distribution should not be
made OF the residue OF said estate among
the heirs and deVisees of the said James
Townsend, deceased, according to law.
IL Is further ordered thatsthe Clerk cause
copies OF this order to be posted in three
public places in Salt Lake County and pub
lished in THE SALT LAKE HERALD, q news
paper printed and circulated in Salt Lake
County, three weeks successfully prior to
ELIAS A. SMITH,
Probate Judge
Dated, March 18th. 1857.
TERRITORY OF UTAH,
County Of Salt Lake.
l, John c. Cutler, Clerk of the Probate
Court IN and for The County Of Salt Lake in
the Territory of Utah. do hereby certify that
the foregoing is full, true and correct copy
OF an order appointing time and place for
sSHHment Of fral account and to hear petit
tfr11or distribution in the matter of the es--
ta,e OF James Townsend, deceased, as ap-
pears OF record in my office
In witness whereof, / have hereunto
set my hand and affixed seal of
SEAL said Court, this 18th day of March,
a. ~ 1eo1.
JOHN C. CUTLER,